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The page told a reader what the check reports and linked to a sample written by hand. Neither is what somebody wants before spending six lines of YAML on it: they want the actual output, with the actual numbers, from a run they can open and read. So the report on the page is extracted from the latest successful run's own log -- four verdicts per design, on two chips waiting for a Tiny Tapeout shuttle, with 17 and 66 flip-flops in them. A hand-written sample drifts from what the tool says; this cannot, and it is refreshed nightly beside the caller discovery. It sits directly under the snippet, because that is the sentence: paste this, get that. T13 supplies the floor. If the extraction pattern stops matching -- a log format change, a renamed step -- the failure mode is an empty report, and an empty report rendered as a card is a service that appears to have said nothing rather than one that failed to read. So there is a minimum number of verdict lines per job and a minimum number of jobs, and nothing is written when either is missed: the page keeps its last real report instead of quietly losing its contents. Watched failing before shipping, with the minimum set to 99.
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Show what comes back, taken from a run rather than written (#682) The page told a reader what the check reports and linked to a sample written by hand. Neither is what somebody wants before spending six lines of YAML on it: they want the actual output, with the actual numbers, from a run they can open and read. So the report on the page is extracted from the latest successful run's own log -- four verdicts per design, on two chips waiting for a Tiny Tapeout shuttle, with 17 and 66 flip-flops in them. A hand-written sample drifts from what the tool says; this cannot, and it is refreshed nightly beside the caller discovery. It sits directly under the snippet, because that is the sentence: paste this, get that. T13 supplies the floor. If the extraction pattern stops matching -- a log format change, a renamed step -- the failure mode is an empty report, and an empty report rendered as a card is a service that appears to have said nothing rather than one that failed to read. So there is a minimum number of verdict lines per job and a minimum number of jobs, and nothing is written when either is missed: the page keeps its last real report instead of quietly losing its contents. Watched failing before shipping, with the minimum set to 99.
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The page told a reader what the check reports and linked to a hand-written sample. Neither is what somebody wants before spending six lines of YAML: they want the actual output, with the actual numbers, from a run they can open.
The card is extracted from the latest successful run's own log — four verdicts per design, two chips awaiting a Tiny Tapeout shuttle, 17 and 66 flip-flops:
A hand-written sample drifts from what the tool says. This cannot. Refreshed nightly beside the caller discovery, and placed directly under the snippet — paste this, get that.
T13 supplies the floor. If the extraction pattern stops matching, the failure mode is an empty report, and an empty report rendered as a card is a service that appears to have said nothing rather than one that failed to read. Minimum verdict lines per job, minimum jobs, and nothing written when either is missed — the page keeps its last real report. Watched failing with the minimum set to 99.